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Thanks Martin. I have bought the Svensson in the meantime and it's become my favourite bird guide in a matter of days.
So colourful - impressive!
Why should I be angry? I'm looking for help and am happy to learn. After all I haven't been able to figure this one out on my own.
I understand that the Eurasian Wren is more reddish on top and lighter, but my Svensson (German edition) says that the Northatlantic subspecies would be darker and have a longer beak. A wren coming from the British Isles is much more likely than one coming all the way from Northamerica, right? Unless it's a completely different bird altogether. ;)
Could it be the Eurasian Wren (Troglodytes troglodytes)?
Thanks for your suggestion, Stian. I know birds have wings and I know they use them, but I doubt the chance of finding a Northamerican bird in a German park is very high.
They always look so relaxed. ;) Beautiful series of phtos.
Lovely series!
Done. ;)
Thanks, Faredin. But how do I distinguish between the White-legged Damselfly (frankly the legs don't look all that white in the pics I saw) and the Azure Damselfly? To my inexperienced eyes they look the same.
